What is this service?
A work permit (EAD) allows you to work legally in the United States while it is valid.
We prepare initial applications, renewals, and replacements using Form I‑765, based on the applicant's immigration category.
Who is this service for?
This service is for eligible applicants, including:
- Asylum applicants who have completed the required waiting period.
- People with a pending permanent residence application.
- Parolees who qualify for employment authorization.
- Refugees and people granted asylum.
- Applicants in other categories authorized by USCIS.
Pending asylum: you can generally apply for a work permit after 150 days, but USCIS cannot grant it before 180 days, not counting certain delays caused by the applicant.
Is my work permit automatically extended?
Important: the rules have changed.
Since October 30, 2025, filing a work permit renewal (Form I‑765) no longer provides an automatic extension for most applicants.
There are limited exceptions, such as certain TPS categories and extensions granted earlier.
We recommend applying for your renewal early, generally up to 180 days before your work permit expires, when applicable.
What does our service include?
- Preparation of Form I‑765: initial application, renewal, or replacement.
- Review and organization of the required documents.
- Certified translations, when applicable.
- Preparation of your application package and filing instructions for USCIS.
- Document assistance with requests for evidence (RFEs), as set out in your contract.
Main documents
- Passport or identity document.
- I‑94, parole, or other immigration documents, if applicable.
- Evidence of your eligibility category.
- Previous work permit, for renewals or replacements.
- Passport-style photos, according to the filing requirements.
- Additional documents, depending on your case.
After you hire us, we will email you the questionnaire and the complete list of documents. Please do not send documents through the form on this page.
Costs
Our fees
Government filing fees — Form I‑765
Fees depend on your immigration category, on whether it is an initial application, a renewal, or a replacement, and on how the application is filed.
Some categories have additional mandatory fees or special payment conditions.
We confirm the government fee that applies to you before preparing your application.
USCIS fees are paid separately and are not included in our fees.
How to get started
- Fill out the request form.
- Receive the service information, the contract, and the questionnaire by email.
- Review and sign the contract before making any payment. Then send the required documents so we can begin preparing your forms.
Ge Chanfon Services LLC provides document preparation and administrative assistance services. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. Approval of any application is decided by the appropriate government agency.